One Drive, Many Connections
For all the projects in your orbit, you need out-of-this-world flexibility and performance when it comes to storage and backup. Take the OWC Envoy Pro FX literally anywhere, to back up any project, on practically any device. Connect to past, present, and future Macs, Windows and Linux PCs, iPad Pros, and Chromebooks with the Envoy's tethered Thunderbolt (USB-C) to USB-A adapter.

Stellar Performance
What can you do with 4.0TB of storage and 2711MB/s of read/write speed? Anything you want to throw at it. The OWC Envoy Pro FX is reliable for all kinds of projects like on-set dailies editing, multi-angled camera editing, image editing in Affinity Photo and Adobe Photoshop, and accessing large audio sample libraries. You can also count on the Envoy for Time Machine backups or as a secondary OS boot drive.

Durability to the Moon
OWC SSD portable drives are known for their silently cool operation and indestructible exterior. Built like a tank, The OWC Envoy Pro FX is certified dustproof, drop proof, and waterproof. Wherever your work takes you, the Envoy Pro’s sleek, heat-dissipating aluminum chassis can withstand wet, humid, and dirty environments—even zero gravity!

That's right, the Envoy Pro FX has been to outer space. 🚀
 

Apple is currently in the middle of a two-year transition from Intel processors to its own custom-designed chips in Macs, and now Apple has completely ditched Intel with its latest MacBook Air.

Teardowns of the new MacBook Air with the M2 chip earlier this month revealed that Apple has replaced the last Intel-supplied component in that Mac — Thunderbolt port controllers — with its own custom solution.
 

The larger rugged Apple Watch Series 8 model expected to launch later this year is rumored to feature a durable titanium casing, raising questions about the future of the current Apple Watch Edition.

Given that the Apple Watch Edition already has a titanium casing, it is possible that the Edition model will be discontinued, or that the new rugged Apple Watch will become the new Edition model for the Series 8 lineup.
 

Google last week launched the Pixel 6a, a $449 budget smartphone that's designed to compete with more affordable smartphones like Apple's latest iPhone SE, which starts at $429.

We picked up a Pixel 6a to see how it measures up to the third-generation iPhone SE in terms of design, performance, and camera technology.

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While the iPhone still uses the Lightning connector for now, Apple has been transitioning many of its devices to USB-C in recent years.

Apple now offers USB-C ports on every new Mac that it sells, along with all iPad models except the entry-level model, the Studio Display and Pro Display XDR, and a handful of other products.

What's next? Here are five more Apple products rumored to switch to USB-C.
 

Apple allegedly prototyped at least three larger iMac models with Apple silicon chips last year, including a redesigned 27-inch iMac with a black finish and the same M1 Max chip used in the MacBook Pro.

Rumors suggest that Apple still plans to release a new larger iMac or iMac Pro, but not until 2023 or 2024, so it seems like the prototype models with M1 series of chips from last year are unlikely to be released to the public.